According to Kevin Iole of Yahoo!Sports, Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao may eclipse the all time record for most pay-per-views sold as it being estimated roughly around the 5 million buys mark. According to figures with 60% of the numbers back Mayweather-Pacquiao sold 2.25 million. This would seemingly confirm that the

Amir Mansour vs. Joey Dawejko takes place at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA and will be televised by ESPN2 as part of Friday Night Fights. The bout is for the PA heavyweight title. Amir Mansour 210.5 Joey Dawejko 235.5 Jessie Nicklow 161.3 vs. DeCarlo Perez 158.9 David Gonzales 140 vs. Ryan

The event will take place at  Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey which is being promoted by Top Rank and Televised by TruTV Glen Tapia 155 vs. Michel Soro 153 Sean Monaghan 174 vs. Cleiton Conceicao 173 Julian Rodriguez 141 vs. Peter Oluoch 141 Esquiva Falcao 157 vs. Paul Harness 156 Mike Reed

“I mean, what he’s done is he’s proven himself and he’s widely known as the best middleweight out there, so you can’t argue with it, and obviously, I’m up there” said Willie Monroe Jr. on a conference calling promoting his fight against number one middleweight in the world Gennady Golovkin.

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“I want to fight a southpaw because I want to show everybody that I can beat any style, it doesn’t matter. Anybody, strong guy, tall guy, short guy, just anybody.” Gennady Golovkin said over the phone on a media conference call for his May 16th fight at the LA Forum

Promoter Oscar De La Hoya promises that Saturday’s showdown between Canelo Alvarez and James Kirkland will deliver something that that Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao didn’t a lot of action. “This fight is what the fans have been waiting for,” said Oscar. “Action in the ring, top fighters going for

Heavyweight Xavier Vigney is a hot commodity in terms of prize fighting. Vigney is a towering 6’8″ tall, athlete who more than often would be heading to the NFL or NBA than prize fighting as his coach, Dan Black, stood in the middle of Combat Fight & Fitness in Concord,